Mae Martin’s ‘Wayward’ doesn’t work
Martin’s new Netflix series, starring Toni Collette, tackles the troubled teen industry. The show is confused and wholly conventional
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With ‘SAP,’ Mae Martin looks for life’s little joys
The comedian discusses their new Netflix special, walking the red carpet with Elliot Page and recording a music album
Speed Date with comedian Mae Martin
This enby heartthrob discusses non-binary representation in comedy
Mae Martin and Brandon Ash-Mohammed on making their fellow icons laugh
“Last One Laughing: Canada” is a refreshingly silly balm to the current comedy conversation
Mae Martin talks ‘Feel Good,’ comedy and John Wick as gender
The Canadian comedian shares their thoughts on standup, queerness and the second season of their acclaimed Netflix show
Topline: Mae Martin and Colonel Sanders
Here’s what to expect from Xtra Weekly, Dec. 11
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Comedian Mae Martin talks queer representation on TV and Netflix’s ‘Feel Good’
The star of her own semi-autobiographical show sat down with Xtra’s Devon Murphy for a candid livestream conversation
Isolation aids: Mae Martin’s Feel Good and Jenny Odell’s How to Do Nothing
A new queer series seeks comfort in the uncomfortable and an artist resists the pressure of productivity
Dear 2024, give me more queer reality star comedian couples!
OPINION: Parvati Shallow and Mae Martin are dating. They follow Gabby Windey and Robby Hoffman. In 2024, we need more!
Everything queer coming to streaming platforms in June
From Mae Martin in “Feel Good” to Lil Nas X at Can’t Cancel Pride
Babyfaced dyke lands Boxing Day TV gig
Comic Mae Martin’s star is on the rise
7 of the best gay sex scenes in film and TV
“Heated Rivalry” has sparked new conversation around queer sex onscreen. But film and TV history is full of plenty of other steamy encounters
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With ‘I Have Nothing,’ Carolyn Taylor dives into queer obsession
Whitney Houston, figure skating, comedy and queer obsession combine in Crave’s comedy doc-series
Comedian Jes Tom on the art of being horny online
They bring their Elliot Page–presented show “Less Lonely” to Just For Laughs Toronto later this month
‘Two Dykes and a Mic’ podcast hosts talk touring, queer community and letting lesbians laugh
Rachel Scanlon and McKenzie Goodwin feel like “it’s summer camp every night”
Music by Lynnee Breedlove and Juba Kalamka, a Charlie Jane Anders trilogy, queer Brit hobby groups and Kit Yan, Melissa Li and Michael R. Jackson in NYC
This week’s gay enticements to engage in queer culture
50 queer and trans pop culture moments that defined 2022
From the negroni sbagliato to “Funny Girl” drama, to problematic TikTok emu farmer lesbians, these are the moments we’ll all remember
How did Bette Midler get to tweeting anti-trans nonsense?
OPINION: A well-orchestrated effort for years to pit cis women against trans folks is working through traditional mainstream media and straight to beloved stars
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